Contributions to the history of the south-western portion of the United States (1890)
Bandelier, Adolph Francis Alphonse, 1840-1914 · Cambridge : John Wilson and Son, University Press · leaf 267
modesof disposing of the dead, which suggest as many distinctstocks, succeeding each other in occupation of the territoryof Cholula. I have already stated my inability to find, in the whole dis-trict, any satisfactory remains of house architecture. Thereason for this is easily explained by the fact… … DOORWAY, SAN ANDRES CHOLULA. STUDIES ABOUT CHOLULA AND ITS VICINITY. 225 lime or of brick.^ His building-stone was not hewn, it washammered or broken, and polished by simple friction whenhis fancy demanded it. I saw but a single broken wall towhich I can assign an origin prior to the coming of…
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